After George Clinton disbanded Parliament and Funkadelic at the dawn of the… Read Full Bio ↴After George Clinton disbanded Parliament and Funkadelic at the dawn of the '80s, he embarked on a solo career, but also maintained contact with many of his band alumni in a short-term (at least initially) project dubbed the P-Funk All Stars. Having sorted out various legal and financial difficulties from the initial breakup, Clinton reconvened many of the best musicians from throughout Parliament/Funkadelic history in 1982, including Bootsy Collins, Bernie Worrell, Eddie Hazel, Gary Shider, Dewayne Blackbird McKnight, Walter "Junie" Morrison, David Spradley, and many others -- not to mention a guest appearance by Sly Stone. They recorded a fine album, 1983's Urban Dancefloor Guerillas, that featured a different lineup on every track; it reached the R&B Top 50 and spawned a chart single in "Generator Pop." The accompanying tour featured many of the same musicians in what was one of the last P-Funk spectacles for quite some time. One of the shows from the tour was released on CD in 1990 by Westbound as Live at the Beverly Theatre in Hollywood; Westbound also issued an alternate version of Urban Dancefloor Guerillas under the title Hydraulic Funk, which restored several tracks to their full, unedited length.
Circa 1989, Clinton revived the P-Funk All Stars name for the group with which he would spend much of the '90s touring. Among these musicians were guitarist/bandleader Dewayne Blackbird McKnight, guitarists Gary Shider and Michael Hampton, bassists Lige Curry and Billy "Bass" Nelson, multi-instrumentalist Rodney "Skeet" Curtis, drummer Frankie Kash Waddy, and many others in what became a loose, revolving-door arrangement. With Clinton's musical legacy dominating the hip-hop scene, the group was much in demand during the early '90s, and even played the main stage of the 1994 Lollapalooza tour. Clinton used the All Stars as the backing band on his 1996 album T.A.P.O.A.F.O.M., and subsequently continued to tour with them, putting on marathon shows for a new generation of fans. ~
Circa 1989, Clinton revived the P-Funk All Stars name for the group with which he would spend much of the '90s touring. Among these musicians were guitarist/bandleader Dewayne Blackbird McKnight, guitarists Gary Shider and Michael Hampton, bassists Lige Curry and Billy "Bass" Nelson, multi-instrumentalist Rodney "Skeet" Curtis, drummer Frankie Kash Waddy, and many others in what became a loose, revolving-door arrangement. With Clinton's musical legacy dominating the hip-hop scene, the group was much in demand during the early '90s, and even played the main stage of the 1994 Lollapalooza tour. Clinton used the All Stars as the backing band on his 1996 album T.A.P.O.A.F.O.M., and subsequently continued to tour with them, putting on marathon shows for a new generation of fans. ~
We Be Fonk'n Over Here
P-Funk Allstars Lyrics
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Atomic Dog Yeah, this is a story of a famous dog For the…
Copy Cat It's just another night And I'm staring at the moon I saw…
Do That Stuff [P. Diddy] C'mon now, C'mon now Cash Money, Bad Boy baby Let…
Give up the Funk I know I got you wrapped around my finger I know…
Pumpin Pumpin' it up Pumpin' it up Pumpin' it up I feel like pum…
Pussy I just touch down in the city You've been sending pics Showi…
Rap Witam was oficjalnie Pytam was nie banalnie Rymy na naturaln…
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Ejstar89
This was always one if my favorite parts of their show. I miss Belita Woods. I met her about 5 times and she was always very warm and friendly. And she actually remembered me! LOL!!!
DJ PIGG
@Chanteusear Agreed... I've seen GC twice and it's never been 'note perfect' but the performances have been out of this world. Well explained. :¬)
DJ PIGG
Thanks for this... it's a shame that what little of the crowd we can see don't seem into the magnificence on stage. I guess that's their loss. Hope to see George et al soon!
Tat lewis
@spacebass58 Bellita is very funky,The second queen of funk,But glad you like the band
ArtIll303
i think its called "soul". sounz gud 2 my e@rhole
Chanteusear
On a lot of the live recordings, the singers are off key & harmonies aren't always on point, not because they can't sing, but there's so much going on onstage that it's a nightmare for the sound guys in most venues. Singers grab any mic to sing into when at sound check they've probably been checked individually for specific vocalists. The singers usually can't hear themselves that well & with all the distractions on stage, not many people could sing well through all that.
MoneyOverFame
It’s Funk.